PC receives $10M gift from Ben Mondor’s widow to support new nursing and health sciences building

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PROVIDENCE COLLEGE has received a $10 million gift from Madeline Mondor, the widow of the late Pawtucket Red Sox owner Ben Mondor, to support the college's new Center for Nursing and Health Sciences. / COURTESY PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
PROVIDENCE COLLEGE has received a $10 million gift from Madeline Mondor, the widow of the late Pawtucket Red Sox owner Ben Mondor, to support the college's new Center for Nursing and Health Sciences. / COURTESY PROVIDENCE COLLEGE
PROVIDENCE – Providence College’s new Center for Nursing and Health Sciences building on campus received a substantial gift from the family of a local prominent baseball icon. The college announced on Tuesday that Madeleine Mondor, widow of late Pawtucket Red Sox owner Ben Mondor, made a $10 million gift to PC to support the construction…

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  1. Who said you couldn’t make money while the PawSox played at McCoy. Apparently, Ben Mondor was a lot smarter than the current owners of the WooSox. Kudos to Mrs. Mondor. Congrats to Ken Sicard and PC, although I still think it would make more sense to merge the PC, RIC and URI nursing programs into one program under one entity. This needless triplication(?) is a waste of money.